Why this home stands out
What sets 106 Airport Road apart is sheer scale: nearly 54 acres of Virginia highland terrain paired with over 3,400 square feet of living space under one roof. Built in 2000, the home offers a solid modern foundation while the land delivers the kind of elbow room that is genuinely hard to find anywhere in the commonwealth — let alone at this elevation in Bath County.
ALL OTHERS VA AREA 51 and the Hot Springs real estate market
Hot Springs sits in Bath County, one of Virginia's least densely populated counties, tucked into the Allegheny Highlands where the ridgelines run long and the sky opens wide. The town is best known as the home of The Omni Homestead Resort, a landmark that has drawn visitors to these mountains for generations and gives the area a quiet, refined character unlike anywhere else in western Virginia. Airport Road itself sits on the outskirts of this small community, where neighbors are few and the landscape does most of the talking. Life here runs at a different pace — unhurried, intentional, and deeply connected to the natural world. If you are drawn to properties where the land is the amenity, Hot Springs delivers that promise in full. Bath County's jurisdiction means low-density zoning and a community that takes its rural identity seriously, making 106 Airport Road a compelling address for anyone seeking genuine mountain retreat living in the Old Dominion.
What's nearby
Daily needs are covered in Hot Springs proper, just minutes away, where you'll find local grocery options, a pharmacy, and the handful of restaurants and cafes that serve the area year-round. The Omni Homestead Resort — with its dining, spa, and recreational amenities — is a short drive and anchors the local social scene. Warm Springs, the Bath County seat, is roughly ten minutes north and adds additional services. Outdoor recreation is everywhere: the George Washington National Forest surrounds the region, offering hiking, fishing, and hunting across hundreds of thousands of acres of public land right at your doorstep.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Families comparing homes for sale in Virginia with serious acreage will find 106 Airport Road in a category of its own. Fifty-four acres gives children room to roam, explore, and grow up with real outdoor access — not a subdivision backyard. The 3,424-square-foot floor plan means everyone has space inside too, and Bath County's quiet roads make this a genuinely safe, low-traffic environment for family life.
For buyers drawn to character
For buyers who want a property that tells a story, 106 Airport Road delivers on every count. Nearly 54 acres of Allegheny Highland terrain, a 3,400-plus-square-foot residence, and a Hot Springs address that carries real weight in Virginia's mountain communities — this is the kind of place you buy because nowhere else quite compares. Character isn't added here; it's built into the land itself.
More buyer questions
How far is 106 Airport Road from major Virginia cities?
Hot Springs is approximately 3.5 hours southwest of Washington D.C., about 2.5 hours west of Richmond, and roughly 1.5 hours from Roanoke — making it a genuine mountain retreat while remaining reachable from Virginia's major metros.
What is the lot size at 106 Airport Road?
The property sits on 53.93 acres, giving you nearly 54 acres of Blue Ridge and Allegheny Highland terrain in Bath County, Virginia.
Is 106 Airport Road in a flood zone?
Bath County properties vary by elevation and proximity to waterways — check the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page for the official FEMA flood zone designation specific to 106 Airport Road.
What outdoor recreation is available near Hot Springs, Virginia?
The George Washington National Forest borders the region and offers extensive hiking, fishing, and hunting. The Omni Homestead Resort adds golf, skiing, and spa amenities, and the Jackson River — a well-regarded trout fishery — runs through Bath County.
Does the property at 106 Airport Road have an HOA?
Based on available property data, 106 Airport Road does not carry a homeowners association, which is typical for large rural acreage parcels in Bath County, Virginia.
Ready to walk 54 acres of Virginia mountain land? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this region — reach out and let's schedule your visit to 106 Airport Road.
